cases of “Sunny” Jacobs, Jesse Tafero and Walter Rhodes, etc. These cases reveal the flaws of the American justice system, as sentences involving plea bargaining are issued without adequate evidence, the defendants are often coerced by lawyers, and, furthermore, these convictions are difficult to overturn even if further investigation reveals a real criminal . The case of Jessee Tafero and Walter Rhodes is particularly representative for its unfortunate consequences and for the nature of the crime which seems to be unclear even after the plea bargaining of a defendant and the confession of an alleged